Sentence examples for tiny increase was from inspiring English sources

This tiny increase was more than offset by a slip in auditing returns of sole proprietorships, which file a Schedule C tax return, to 11 of every thousand returns, from 11.4 in 2002.

While the fraction remains tiny, the increase is disturbing.

The energy price increase was tiny compared to nonenergy prices, which rose by 119%.

Even such a tiny increase would be welcome in a nation where consumer prices have been flat or have fallen in every month but one since May 1998.

For the same increase in tiny particulate matter (PM2.5 and PM10), the increase was 4%.

Bush's so-called "doubling" of AIDS funding actually reflects only a tiny increase that's hardly worthy of the world's wealthiest nation.

Those experts said the tiny price increases being allowed by the government were unlikely to spur production of new goods.

But outside of Japan, the increase is tiny, compared with numerous other sources of radiation, past and present.

But at only £40m a year this increase is tiny given the growth in the sector (it works out at less than £10 per year per tenant household).

For some people, even tiny increases could be difficult.

During the same time, there was a tiny increase in the number of jobs paying more than $75,000 a year, as the job boom at Wall Street's securities firms was offset in large part by cuts at commercial banks.